How to be a productive scholarly writer
Chris Smith’s 6-point advice is data-informed and the tips are worth a read to see what might work for you. 6 Insights into being a productive and happy academic author
Posts Tagged: Writing for Publication
Attending to readerliness in scholarly writing
One of the elements that I personally think denotes an obvious shift in someone’s approach to scholarly writing, is when the researcher begins to view their text from the point…
Academic Writing – trusting your instincts
I’m already a huge fan of Professor Pat Thomson’s work. She doesn’t just teach this stuff, she lives it. I find that the detailed descriptions of her experience, and of…
Scholarly Writing – thriving not merely surviving
This is an excellent resource that I have used a lot. Professor Rich Furman shares his musings, insights and advice on how to thrive in academic writing, whether it be…
Choosing a Journal for Publication
Never underestimate the time that scoping activities can take when determining the absolute best choice for an article you want to create and submit. Finding the right journal can make…
Writing for Publication & Focus Group Skills
Sorry these were not available sooner. Here are Friday’s workshops. WRITING FOR PUBLICATION FOCUS GROUP SKILLS FOR RESEARCHERS Articles we used during our FGS Method Analysis. KITZINGER 1994 REID &…
Publishing a Methodology Paper from Your Thesis
This resource was circulated online. It gives some excellent tips from the people who know, @ElsevierConnect. I strongly recommend reading it if you are planning to publish the methodological material…
Establishing Originality in 4 Steps
Often it’s the shortest, neatest resources that are the best. novelty-handout This excellent 2-page handout from Carnegie Mellon University is both handy and informative. I strongly recommend using it.
How to Get Published
This is a useful guide to publishing in top journals. The main ingredients that seem to be needed are persistence and hard-work.
Writing for Publication
I find this guide incredibly useful. Of course, its intended audience is nurses but, frankly, anyone could get a lot from reading it. The guide is to the point, quick and…